Trade a growing range of hard and soft commodities — from metals and energy to agricultural markets. Commodity CFDs can also be used as part of a hedging strategy to balance broader portfolio exposure.
Commodities are raw materials that power the global economy — such as energy products, metals, and agricultural goods. Traders often use commodities to express views on inflation, supply shocks, or global demand.
Soft commodities are typically grown (e.g. coffee, cocoa, sugar, corn, wheat). Hard commodities are extracted or mined (e.g. oil, gold, industrial metals).
Commodities are traded on major exchanges, but CFDs can offer flexibility and liquidity with the ability to trade in both directions. Always use leverage carefully and apply risk management.
Explore metals and energy markets commonly followed by traders.
Often viewed as a defensive asset — reacts to risk and inflation expectations.
Driven by supply, geopolitics, and global demand conditions.
Can move sharply due to weather, storage levels, and supply disruptions.
Combines industrial demand with precious-metal sensitivity.
Industrial and automotive demand can influence long-term direction.
A key global benchmark — reacts to international supply and demand.
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